IGB know identity of owners of some of the dogs found dead in Limerick quarry

The IGB yesterday released a statement in relation to the recent find of greyhound bodies in a Co Limerick quarry and revealed that they know the identity of the owners of some of the greyhounds.

Identification markings were still intact on some of the dogs and the official registered owners will now be questioned on the matter.

The IGB statement reads: “Bord na gCon utterly condemns any and all illegal disposal of greyhounds and an investigation by the Board’s Stipendiary Stewards in conjunction with an Garda Siochana is already well underway into how the greyhounds died and how they came to be in this quarry. Bord na gCon can confirm that identification markings on some of the animals were still intact and the owners of same have already been identified and will now be questioned.